Condominium developers will have greater protections from lawsuits under a new Durango ordinance that cleared its first hurdle on Tuesday. The Durango City Council voted to support a process...

This spring, the city of Durango plans to break ground on a section of pedestrian and cycling trail that will bring residents one mile closer to having a complete link between Three Springs and the...

Food is wasted at every step in its production from the farm to dinner tables. To help curb the problem locally, some middle school students are exploring the issue for a mini-documentary. “We...

From 117 public art applications, a city committee narrowed the field to seven sculptures, and now it’s the community’s turn to weigh in. The top three pieces will join the city’s permanent...

Carrying signs that announced “decolonizing is healing” and “white supremacy = terrorism” advocates marched up College Drive Saturday. About 40 Fort Lewis College students and community members...

Pottery, storytelling, dance, song and other more contemporary aspects of pueblo culture were celebrated Friday at the third annual Pueblo Feast Day at Fort Lewis College. “We just want to show...

Fort Lewis College students want to remind Durango of the persistent effects of colonization. The Durango Decolonization March and Roll on Saturday aims to help attendees realize that many...

Native American students from regional pueblos are coming to Fort Lewis College in increasing numbers, helping to give rise to the Pueblo Alliance and the annual Pueblo Feast Day, now in its third...

Durango City Councilors gathering in private would seem to lend itself to a violation of Colorado open meetings’ law, but the first annual Mayor’s Ball on Friday is an exception. The party was...

The Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad is heading into a year of expansion with the reopening of the Grand Imperial Hotel, a new general manager and a fresh event to replace Railfest. D&SNG...

After 39 years, Hassle Free Sports is closing in early April, and the owner Tommie Peterson is retiring. The business is dissolving, and the building will be sold, said Peterson. “It’s bitter...